Indiana native wildflowers

Shrubby looking native woodland perennial. Late blooming, shade and black walnut tolerant. Great support for various insects. Long-lived, in time forms wide clumps and remind of small shrub.  Blooming Time: July-AugustSize: 4' tall x 3-4' wide,...

Heavily blooming goldenrod, tiny flowers, one of the top performers at Mt. Cuba Solidago trials. Great in average to wet soil (and wet clay), well behaved, stays in clumps. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod. Blooming Time: July/August - September...

Smaller clumping phlox with narrow leaves and hairy stems. Excellent butterfly and native bee plant. Usually pink, purple flower, slightly fragrant flowers. Blooming Time: May, June, July (can rebloom some in the fall)Size: usually 1-1.5' tall and 1'...

Larger yellow flowers, flat basal rosettes. Well behaved and slowly spreading into wider clumps (less aggressive than O. pilosella). Somewhat reddish stems and dark green foliage (purple tips). Heat and humidity tolerant plant.  Blooming Time: May...

Robust perennial sunflower with ornamental leaves and fairly big golden flowers at the end of summer and early fall. Tolerates drought, dry soils, and is a very good cut flower. Attracts a lot of wildlife! Blooming Time: August to...

Robust selection of a charming native woodland ephemeral with larger magenta-pink flowers. Basal rosette of watery leaves, nodding flowers, dies back after flowering. Great addition to you hosta, heuchera or epimedium bed. Disease free, deer and rabbit...

Our selection with creamy variegated leaves, named after our right hand worker Lela, who loves this plant. Variegation is stable, but is less pronounced during the hottest weeks of summer. Aromatic minty leaves.  This plant is not aggressive than...

End of season flowering native plant, small creamy flowers in loose panicles open to highly ornamental fluffy seedheads. Fragrant flowers attract a lot of insects. Suitable for dryish garden. Size: usually around 3' tall x 1.5-2’ wide. Can handle...

Incredibly versatile and adaptable native grass (from dry to moist, sun to very light shade). Soft tufted structure, very long flowering season from June till fall (with the peak in early summer), slightly untidy look towards the end of the season. We...

Native dropseeds, quite common in natural remnants, but not common in gardens. Reminds a bit of Prairie Dropseed - it is clumping grass with fibrous roots, but the flowering stems have tight (closed flowers for the most of the time), and are not...

Very similar to Echinacea pallida (simulata = similar). Drooping petals remind of ballerina dress, fragrant flowers. Long-lived perennial with a tap root, slender habitus, and narrow hairy leaves. Very drought, heat and humidity tolerant. The...

Unique creamy-white native goldenrod, very adaptable to light and soil condition and very drought tolerant. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod. Blooming Time: July - September/October Size: usually 2' tall and 1' wide (in poor dry soil can be...

Short native goldenrod for dry sunny garden. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod. Blooming Time: July - August/September Size: usually 18-24" tall and wide, in optimal conditions can spread with fibrous roots into smaller loose colonyUSDA...

Cool season grass with the height of 4' in the spring already! Wispy, airy structure - needs to be tucked among other plants (it won't look good on it's own). Very sharp seeds do plant themselves - see this video. Excellent choice for naturalistic...

Monarch favorite perennial. Large button-shaped flowers arranged in spikes in late summer and early fall. Blooming Time: August - SeptemberSize: 3' tall x  0.25-0.5' wideUSDA Zones: 3 to 8 Culture: average soil, medium to dry soil in full sun or...

Cultivar with chartreuse/golden hue in the leaves. It's pronounced the most earlier in the season and all day long sun and probably more in southern states thna the northern ones. The golden color glows more, if you can observe it against the sunlight ...

White blooming yarrow that originates from 'Oertel's Rose' Shorter, vigorous, north American genotype that will not vanish in your garden. Best for more naturalistic looking garden, meadows or so. Blooming time: main blooming time is early...

Ground covering perennial for half shade or lighter shad. Aromatic leaves that turn red-orange in the fall,  soft pink flowers open from mauve buds in May. Flowers for short period of time, but it's quality is the dense groundcovering mat. Slowly...